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Peddle box parts


chad

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I read on here a few years back that there is no official BMW plug. That would explain why its not listed as one of the parts for the pedal box.

http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts.do?model=2224&mospid=47140&btnr=35_0192&hg=35&fg=05

You could weld on a sheet metal patch. I am not a welder so I used MAGNUM STEEL its like a clay. Once you smash it together you can mold it. It hardens in a few minutes. I made a rectangle plug and covered the hole. Once it hardened I painted it black.

Good luck,

Ozzy

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CORRECT - there isn't a 'plug' covering that oval hole.

The rubber muff covers it on the outside - which also holds

salty road moisture in there to help the box to desolve

over time. Remove the muff and see daylight .

Your solution is good.

A through cleaning out of the box from the slots cut in

the carpet, and working heavy oil into the pedal

piviots is good to do once a year.

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